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| The school is a specialist Maths and | Computing College. |
| The school specialises in maths and | computing, and is named after Blessed Thomas Holford, |
| rehensive and a specialist school in Maths & | Computing, otherwise known as a Mathematics and Comput |
| ege in 2007, adding specialisms in Maths and | Computing in 2008 following Government designation as |
| Philips High School was named a Maths and | Computing College and therefore received a grant from |
| om Humberston School to Humberston Maths and | Computing College, and offered evening computing cours |
| ow a speicalist college in Sport, Maths, and | Computing. |
| 997, he was awarded the J.W. Graham Medal in | Computing and Innovation from the University of Waterl |
| gineering, communication design or Media and | computing that are in high demand with students and ar |
| National Alliance for Medical Imaging | Computing |
| uld have a career spanning both medicine and | computing. |
| r any of MSL's 85 adjunct faculty members in | computing its student-faculty ratio (a standard that h |
| an advanced message-driven split-transaction | computing model for scalable low-power fault-tolerant |
| hms such as the rotating calipers method for | computing the width and diameter of a point set. |
| e first computationally efficient method for | computing the anisotropy of the CMB for an arbitrary s |
| a semiempirical quantum chemistry method for | computing molecular properties. |
| the Staden method for | computing statistical significance, |
| e first computationally efficient method for | computing the anisotropy of the cosmic microwave backg |
| The Wolf summation is a method for | computing the electrostatic interactions of systems (e |
| On method of | computing with increased facility the planetary pertur |
| Numerical methods for | computing the power (specific impulse) of solid rocket |
| works, super networks methods or methods for | computing hybridization or simple recombination networ |
| text describes that he gave two methods for | computing the value of π. |
| There are several practical methods of | computing minimal unsatisfiable cores. |
| electro-holographic displays and methods for | computing holograms; spatial interaction and informati |
| He has championed Microsoft Trustworthy | Computing and digital rights management. |
| the astrophysical MilkyWay@Home distributed | computing project team. |
| lgorithm and an estimated 8000 MIPS-years of | computing time. |
| shed several papers with the MIT Cooperative | Computing Laboratory as joint affiliation. |
| inment, medical training, mobility, personal | computing, and three-dimensional simulation applicatio |
| In the lambda calculus model of | computing, Boolean values can be represented as Church |
| ormation Language (MTL) for Model Integrated | Computing available in the GME environment. |
| namics, engine combustion modeling, parallel | computing, plasma and radiation hydrodynamics, and ada |
| techniques for analysing abstract models of | computing systems. |
| ) architectures and unconventional models of | computing |
| ramming language is a modern object-oriented | computing language with functional features. |
| t for information about the new Moore School | computing machines had not been slaked, but instead in |
| as one of the largest and most sophisticated | computing organizations that operated prior to the inv |
| ny's products include motherboards, embedded | computing systems, graphics cards, PCs, and notebook c |
| Model Railroad Club, and from there moved to | computing and into computing terminology. |
| the current owner, Andrew Cusack, moved his | computing business in, on part the ground floor of the |
| and other powerful multi-functional compact | computing devices. |
| Multivariate optical | computing uses an optical computer to analyze the data |
| Multivariate Optical | Computing is an approach to the development of spectro |
| The "software" in multivariate optical | computing is a Multivariate optical element (MOE) whic |
| Multivariate Optical | Computing allows instruments to be made with the mathe |
| The title The National Museum of | Computing is an operating name. |
| The National Museum of | Computing based at Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes has t |
| The Museum of | Computing in Swindon, England is dedicated to preservi |
| The Museum of | Computing is a not-for-profit organisation, run by vol |
| nts can be constructed in time O(n log n) by | computing the Delaunay triangulation and using this te |
| Some famous names in | Computing worked at Convex. |
| s such as biotechnology, nanotechnology, and | computing. |
| a member of the United Nations International | Computing Centre's Management Committee since 2005. |
| nsport to DCE/RPC called ncacn_http (Network | Computing Architecture, Connection-based, over HTTP). |
| In nearly all | computing systems, the quotient q and the remainder r |
| He completed his education of Network and | Computing, including postgraduate studies, in Benghazi |
| n-based strategy game developed by New World | Computing and released for the Amiga in 1989. |
| founder of veteran game developer New World | Computing. |
| purchased the patents for the newly invented | computing scale and incorporated the Computing Scale C |
| number of books, periodicals, newspapers and | computing facilities. |
| used by PiHex, the now-completed distributed | computing project, is used to calculate the nth digit |
| ry of statistics, eugenics, nuclear weapons, | computing and finance, among other things. |
| he began working at the Royal Observatory as | computing officer (grade III). |
| r by at least 2 years; the pioneer of modern | computing, Tommy Flowers; and Alan Turing, who probabl |
| The second floor is the home of Academic | Computing and Residential Computing, which provides te |
| as a senior lecturer and the Director of the | Computing Services Centre of the Moratuwa University. |
| vation, and to lead the Faculty of Business, | Computing and Law's relationships with businesses as p |
| 1977 and currently assistant director of the | computing section. |
| ompany's adverts on the back page of Popular | Computing Weekly magazine and appears in several subse |
| magazines, The British Journal of Healthcare | Computing and Information Management (www.bjhcim.co.uk |
| the Lyman Award and Professor of Humanities | Computing at Department of Digital Humanities), James |
| ht patents in the fields of high-performance | computing and parallel processing. |
| tist, specializing in the theory of parallel | computing and distributed computing, and particularly |
| n was intrigued by the new idea of automatic | computing, and on 1 January 1947 he became the head of |
| He is the former editor-in-chief of ACM | Computing Surveys and of The Brown Faculty Bulletin an |
| l this has led to development of “Scientific | Computing” as a discipline in its own right. |
| Messengers carry piles of used | computing forms down to a storehouse in the cellar. |
| He is co-director of Human-Centered | Computing at the National Science Foundation (NSF) and |
| Giles won the A. Nico Habermann Award of the | Computing Research Association for "outstanding contri |
| at dialect of Lisp in the areas of numerical | computing, efficient compilation and language design. |
| ries in 1958, from 1965-1986 was head of its | Computing Techniques Research Department (the birthpla |
| The Citadel, and served as CEO of Financial | Computing, Inc. |
| te networks are two major types of reservoir | computing. |
| kana were used in the early days of Japanese | computing, to allow Japanese characters to be displaye |
| to address the software impact of multi-core | computing. |
| utational Physics, the Journal of Scientific | Computing, SIAM Journal on Imaging Sciences, and Commu |
| ie was the first director (1920-1922) of the | Computing Section of the British Astronomical Associat |
| cture by delivering a full range of personal | computing services and devices to more than 60,000 use |
| ciate Professor in the School of Interactive | Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. |
| ident and Chief Technology Officer of Secure | Computing Corp until 2007. |
| c processor based on the idea of topological | computing was designed and tested by FPGA modeling in |
| company was also the publisher of Networking | Computing India, and CRN - India, in collaboration wit |
| earch focuses is the involvement of wearable | computing with American Sign Language (ASL). |
| Harrison (School of Engineering, | Computing and Mathematics), named after a former Vice- |
| , it was ported to a wide variety of popular | computing systems of the day, including the Apple II a |
| An early example of crowd | computing was the discovery of a gold deposit location |
| utation, and was also Editor-in-Chief of ACM | Computing Surveys from 1999 to 2007. |
| 2 to 2002 he was a Professor and Head of the | Computing Department at Imperial College London. |
| Donald Bryson of Network | Computing magazine called the book "full of useful inf |
| ompMusic is to advance in the field of Music | Computing by approaching a number of the current resea |
| r best-known school is the School of Applied | Computing at the Faculty of Applied Design and Enginee |
| ontrol of Centre for Development of Advanced | Computing (CDAC), Thiruvananthapuram. |
| vestor, founding Assistant Director of NSF's | Computing and Information Science and Engineering Dire |
| Foley became chairman of the | Computing Research Association (CRA) in 2001. |
| The possibility of parallel | computing has allowed Evolution@Home to move the reali |
| Faculty of Science, | Computing and Engineering |
| ration, a wholly owned subsidiary of Penguin | Computing |
| r rapid, iterative prototyping of ubiquitous | computing applications and accessible technology for p |
| come about by parallel operation of multiple | computing devices, or cells. |
| ommission's report about the future of cloud | computing from a group of experts "... only few cloud |
| The history of cluster | computing is best captured by a footnote in Greg Pfist |
| The University of Cambridge | Computing Service provides computing facilities across |
| The Interdisciplinary school of scientific | computing which is located in University of Pune, was |
| Street, which remembers the father of modern | computing. |
| es dating back to the early days of personal | computing. |
| Architecture and engineering of future | computing systems: performance and scalability; innova |
| development in the field of high-performance | computing. |
| ves clients in the fields of communications, | computing, multimedia, semiconductors, defense, aerosp |
| Hero described a method of iteratively | computing the square root. |
| g others, the future technologies of quantum | computing and the already available technology of quan |
| raries that exist in the field of Scientific | Computing. |
| Richard Coyne is Professor of Architectural | Computing at the University of Edinburgh where he is H |
| us to attract speakers from all areas of the | computing sphere in order to create extermely well inf |
| developed at ACT (The Institute of Advanced | Computing Technology) at Beihang University to convert |
| tarted to explore the application of quantum | computing to hard combinatorial problems arising in ma |
| ho have survived from the early days of home | computing, Singleton has worked for Midas Interactive |
| their options limited by a lack of adequate | computing power and an applicable programming mechanis |
| omputer Science in the School of Interactive | Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. |
| moted to Executive Vice-President for of the | Computing Product Groups in late 2006 managing all asp |
| Obituary by Kip Crosby of the | Computing History Association of California |
| d the Interdisciplinary school of scientific | computing at the University of Pune and has since serv |
| 1984), were published in the pages of ANALOG | Computing, a magazine for Atari home computer enthusia |
| d he also worked in the field of distributed | computing. |
| tion to his work in the field of statistical | computing, Wegman is notable for contributing to the 2 |
| architecture for the multitude of different | computing platforms in use at that time. |
| Sidekick episode is one in a series of cloud | computing mishaps that have raised questions about the |
| learning environment composed of first-class | computing facilities. |
| ruction of new materials, development of new | computing and communication systems and the improvemen |
| The Art of Scientific | Computing, 3rd Edition, 2007, ISBN 0-521-88068-8. |
| ng to the initial development of statistical | computing. |
| resource, especially given the lack of other | computing devices at the time. |
| plying and advancing the field of biomedical | computing, the Biomedical Information Science and Tech |
| rking (1996-2001), Kluwer Journal of Cluster | Computing (1997-2001), ACM-Springer Journal for Multim |
| ple abstract machine to capture an idea of a | computing machine, without adding unnecessary complexi |
| the direction of Doron Swade, curator of the | computing collection. |
| umerical Recipes in C. The Art of Scientific | Computing, 2nd Edition, 1992, ISBN 0-521-43108-5. |
| the infrastructure of a number of scientific | computing projects include the DAISY automated species |
| influential person in the world of Macintosh | computing. |
| inly concerned with ACES (Faculties of Arts, | Computing, Engineering and Sciences) courses, although |
| influential in the development of medicine, | computing and biomedical informatics nationally and in |
| ciate Professor in the School of Interactive | Computing in the College of Computing at the Georgia I |
| tal Future: Mess and Mythology in Ubiquitous | Computing," written in collaboration with Paul Dourish |
| tal Future: Mess and Mythology in Ubiquitous | Computing," written in collaboration with Genevieve Be |
| Award by Center for Development of Advanced | Computing (C-DAC), Pune (1991). |
| earch lab in the hub focusing on performance | computing and new energy efficiency technologies. |
| on Becker) and for his research on Petaflops | computing architecture. |
| llow for any program using GGI to run on any | computing platform supported by it, requiring at most |
| supports expanding and contracting on cloud | computing resources based on user volume. |
| contributions include his work on reversible | computing and cellular automata. |
| hinking Of Mathematics-An Essay on Eyes-Free | Computing |
| n for his blog Musings: Thoughts on Science, | Computing, and Life on Earth, one of the first theoret |
| He has been focused on computational | computing as it applies to genetics and biology for ov |
| homage to System X and to its focus on Green | Computing. |
| Tiki can run on any | computing platform that supports both a web server cap |
| tical Society's Working Party on Statistical | Computing (later renamed the GLIM Working Party), chai |
| He later published a textbook on statistical | computing in APL. |
| een the introduction of hands on large-scale | computing into the undergraduate computer science curr |
| ican computer scientist, working on parallel | computing architectures, models, and algorithms. |
| puter software to be developed directly on a | computing platform, rather than via a virtual machine. |
| es it an ideal candidate for on-chip optical | computing. |
| Online distributed | computing is almost entirely a volunteer endeavor. |
| ios, a library, computer suites, open access | computing centre and research units. |
| work File System suite known as Open Network | Computing Plus (ONC+). |
| Squeak: Open Personal | Computing and Multimedia with Kim Rose (2001) |
| officer of Siemens Nixdorf's Open Enterprise | Computing Division in 1996. |
| OpenNebula is an open-source cloud | computing toolkit for managing heterogeneous distribut |
| ing, JP High-fidelity linear optical quantum | computing with polarization encoding PHYSICAL REVIEW A |
| s recent work has focused on optical quantum | computing, as well as quantum metrology, quantum imagi |
| nlike a corporate help desk, the options for | computing devices and Internet connections are endless |
| d is a data store, such as on a PDA or other | computing device, that has non-existent or limited ext |
| of soft sensors use neural networks or fuzzy | computing. |
| ch as Blue Gene or MDGRAPE-3) or distributed | computing (such as Folding@home, the Human Proteome Fo |
| olor handheld) was to be released, or Agenda | Computing was closing shop. |
| ch as Blue Gene or MDGRAPE-3) or distributed | computing projects (such as Rosetta@home, the Human Pr |
| or NAS), that combines commodity or low-cost | computing hardware with management software to address |
| The Origin of | Computing, Scientific American. |
| tudy of cellular automata and other parallel | computing models. |
| harles Forsyth was convicted of fraud over a | computing company, served a prison sentence and died s |
| he was research officer in Oxford University | Computing Laboratory (1996-1999) and Principal Lecture |
| urer in Computation at the Oxford University | Computing Laboratory and Misys and Anderson Fellow of |
| with Bernard Sufrin of the Oxford University | Computing Laboratory) developed Jape, a proof calculat |
| CAS until his visit to the Oxford University | Computing Laboratory (1989-1992). |
| done shortly afterward at Oxford University | Computing Laboratory. |
| e) Ltd. Bill Roscoe of the Oxford University | Computing Laboratory devised the algorithms used by th |
| founded by Lou Burnard of Oxford University | Computing Services in 1976, and is thought to be the o |
| He is Director of Oxford University | Computing Laboratory and a Professor of Computing Scie |
| He is a member of the Oxford University | Computing Laboratory. |
| Oxford University | Computing Services building on Banbury Road. |
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